Patient's question:
Premature infants have brain hemorrhage and cross their legs. What's going on? Do they need surgery? Do you have any good suggestions?Doctor's answer:
In the case of the baby, it is considered to be intracranial hemorrhage and increased muscle tone. It is recommended to follow the doctor's advice and actively treat the condition, administer hemostatic drugs, feed the baby as needed, and frequently perform massage and touch to promote nervous system development. Have the muscle tone checked. If it is confirmed that the baby has developmental delays or high muscle tone, hyperbaric oxygen therapy should be considered. It is suggested to stop and pay attention to see if there are any other reactions when it is time to stop. This way, it would be good to give him some fresh air.